"Daughter of Puloman", Indra's wife Shachi
Nakshatra
Chitra nakshatra names
चित्रा. Starting sounds: pada 1 पे (Pe) · pada 2 पो (Po) · pada 3 रा (Ra) · pada 4 री (Ri). Rashi: Kanya and Tula.
148 names in our list fit these sounds. Confirm the pada and syllable with your priest. How syllables are chosen
पो Po
Close sounds: long or short vowel. Many families accept these; check with your priest.
"Of the month of Paush", the Bengali winter month
रा Ra
"The river Ravi", Sanskrit Irāvatī
"Prosperity, success"; the beloved of Krishna
Radha and Krishna together
Radha's dark one, Lord Krishna
"Prosperity" in popular use; Sanskrit rādhikā, a fond form of Radha
"Worthy of worship"
"Descendant of Raghu", a name of Rama
Chief of the Raghu line; a name for Rama
"Of Raghu's line", a feminine of Raghav
"Melody" in popular use; Sanskrit rāgiṇī, a musical mode
"Conqueror of miseries" in popular use; name of the Buddha's son
King; Sanskrit rāja, "king, sovereign, chief"
King of cowherds, a name for Krishna
"Royal fortune", a king's glory personified
King; Sanskrit rājan
"Queen of kings"; a name of the supreme goddess
King Rama
Royal sage; a king who became a saint
Crown of kings; Sanskrit rāja-śekhara
"Royal fortune", a king's glory personified as a goddess
"Royal, worthy of a king"; also a name of Durga
Lord of kings, emperor
Lord of kings; Sanskrit rāja + īśa
Lord of kings
"Queen of kings", from Sanskrit rājeśvara, "lord of kings"
Royal swan; Sanskrit rājahaṃsa
Resplendent, shining; adorned
"Illuminated, resplendent"
Blue lotus; Sanskrit rājīva, also "striped"
Royal lotus; Sanskrit rāja + kamala
Royal ray of light; Sanskrit rāja + kiraṇa
Prince, son of a king
"Princess"
Enchanting king; Sanskrit rāja + mohana
"Princess", literally "a king's daughter"
Lord of kings; Sanskrit rāja + nātha
Royal protector; Sanskrit rāja + pāla
King; a pet form of Raj names
One who makes the kingdom prosper
A modern name, usually given as "princess" or "queenly"
Glory and good fortune of a kingdom
"Fortune of the kingdom", Lakshmi as royal glory
"Full moon"
"The full moon", literally "lord of Rākā"
"Protective thread", from the Raksha Bandhan festival
Lord Rama; Sanskrit rāma, "pleasing, charming"
Rama and Krishna, two avatars of Vishnu
Joy of Rama; Sanskrit rāma + ānanda
Younger brother of Rama
Lord Rama; Rama who is like the moon
The feet of Rama, a name of devotion
Servant of Rama
Lord Rama; Sanskrit rāma + deva
Lord of Rama: Shiva as worshipped at Rameswaram
Rama and Krishna in one name
Young Rama; Sanskrit rāma + kiśora
Prince Rama; Sanskrit rāma + kumāra
Lord Rama; also Shiva as Rama's lord
Grace of Rama; Sanskrit rāma + prasāda
"Queen"
Krishna, who delights in the rāsa dance
"Zodiac sign" or "collection"
"Night"
"Sweet" in popular use; Bengali rātula, "crimson"
Close sounds: long or short vowel. Many families accept these; check with your priest.
"Creation" or "composition"
Created, composed; Sanskrit racita
"Created, composed"
Swift; King Raghu, ancestor of Rama
Descendant of Raghu, a name of Rama
Lord of the Raghus, a name of Rama
Lord of the Raghus, a name of Rama
Rama of the Raghu line; Lord Rama
Dynasty of Raghu, the line of Rama
Hero of the Raghus, a name of Rama
Passion, energy; Sanskrit rajas, the active guṇa
"Silver"
Lord of the night, the moon
"Night"
Beloved of the night, the moon
"Protection"
Protector; an epithet of Vishnu
Protected, guarded
"Protected"
"Red, reddish"; from Sanskrit raktiman, "redness"
A name of Lakshmi; "good fortune, splendour"
"Goddess Lakshmi"
Beloved of Lakshmi, a name of Vishnu
Pleasing, delightful; Sanskrit ramaṇa
"A beautiful young woman"; "pleasing, charming"
"Lord of Lakshmi", a name of Vishnu
Delighted, pleased; Sanskrit ramita
"Delighted, joyful"
"Servant of Rama" in popular use; Gujarati ramṇīk, "charming"
"Pleasing, delightful, beautiful"
"Krishna, who left the battlefield"
Light in battle; Sanskrit raṇa + dīpa
Steadfast in battle; Sanskrit raṇa + dhīra
"Ixora flower"; Bengali raṅgan, also "colouring"
Lord of the stage; Vishnu of Srirangam
Delighting, pleasing; Sanskrit rañjana
"Delighting, pleasing"
"Pleasing, delighting"
Victorious in battle; Sanskrit raṇa + jit
"Delighted, charmed; coloured"
Hero in battle; Sanskrit raṇa + vīra
Victory in battle; Sanskrit raṇa + vijaya
Lord of joy; Sanskrit rasa + īśa
A ray of light, a sunbeam
"A ray of light", from Sanskrit raśmi
"Ray of light"; from Sanskrit raśmi
Connoisseur; a person of fine taste
"One with refined taste", a connoisseur
"Very sweet" in popular use; Hindi rasīlā, "juicy, rich in flavour"
Jewel; from Sanskrit ratna
Lord of Rati, a name for Kama, god of love
Charioteer; Sanskrit rathin
"Love, delight"; the wife of Kamadeva
"Precious son" in popular use; rati, "delight", + lāl, "darling"
"A jewel, a gem"
A lamp of jewels; Sanskrit ratnadīpa
Mine of jewels; the ocean
A necklace of jewels; Sanskrit ratnamālā
Radiance of jewels; Sanskrit ratnaprabhā
Lord of jewels; Sanskrit ratna + īśa
A modern name, usually given as "sunny" or "bright"
"The sun"
Beloved of the sun; Sanskrit ravikānta, the sun-stone
Ray of the sun; Sanskrit ravi + kiraṇa
Son of the sun; Sanskrit ravi + kumāra
Lord of the sun; Sanskrit ravi + indra
Lord of the sun; Sanskrit ravi + indra + nātha
Lord of the sun; Sanskrit ravi + īśa
Sun and Shiva; Sanskrit ravi + śaṃkara
Radiance of the sun; Sanskrit ravi + tejas
री Ri
A name of uncertain origin, usually given as "gem" or "joyful"
"Way, custom"; also a style of writing
Close sounds: long or short vowel. Many families accept these; check with your priest.
"Little king" in popular use; Afrikaans short form of Adriaan
Lord of prosperity; from Sanskrit ṛddhi and īśa
Modern name; popularly "full of prosperity" or "full of love"
"The patter of gentle rain"
"Lord of seasons" popularly; Sanskrit ṛta + īśa, "lord of truth"
A modern name, usually given as "truthful"
"River" in popular use; a modern name
"Singer" or "graceful" in popular use; origin untraced
"Ray of sunlight" in popular use; a modern name ending in aṃśa
A modern name, given meanings such as "cheerful"
Sounds with no names yet
पे Pe (pada 1)
Few or no given names start with these sounds. We add checked names every month.